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No Dimming - None - Selectable - Wireless Back-Up Camera Systems
Wireless back up camera systems are the easiest cameras system to install. You no longer need to run a cable between the monitor and camera, simply provide power to both and you are set. Our wireless back up camera systems operate on 2.4Ghz which provide the clearest picture. Our wireless back up camera systems offer great image quality with the simplest installation.
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Boyo VTC500DIY 5" Rear View Monitor & Compact Bracket Mount Behind License Plate Camera (DIY-Do It Yourself)Special Price $89.99 Regular Price $109.99- 5" Rear View Monitor & Compact Bracket Mount Behind License Plate Camera
- Designed for DIY install with patented quick install connectors
- 170 degree Wide Viewing Angle (Diagonal)
- Reverse/Normal Image (Selectable)
- Parking Lines On/Off (Selectable)
- 420TV Lines Resolution
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Boyo VTC701AHD 7 inch 1080p Digital Wireless Single Camera SystemSpecial Price $239.99 Regular Price $279.99- 1080p AHD 2.4GHz Digital Wireless Monitoring System
- 7 inch wireless monitor and one (1) 1080p wireless camera
- Wireless Operation Up To 300’ (open space)
- U-shape mount for dashboard mounting
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iBeam TE-WMCE Universal Wireless 7” Monitor and Commercial Camera$249.99- Wireless HD camera and monitor kit
- 7-inch color LCD screen
- 90 m / 300 ft wireless range
- DC socket for monitor power with on/off button for easy activation
- Camera – Rated IP67
- System voltage: 9 Vdc - 36 Vdc
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